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A New Archetype for Competitive Intelligence

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McGonagle and Vella maintain that competitive intelligence as we know it is just the first step toward the creation of true corporate intelligence. Their book thus explores ways in which new channels of communication and new uses of information and intelligence will change corporations, and how these changes can be anticipated now in an organization's strategic planning, crisis management, benchmarking, reverse engineering, and defensive intelligence activities. In doing so, they introduce readers to new techniques, such as shadow benchmarking and fractal management analysis. Readable, with useful checklists, forms, reminders, and drawing from real world cases, this book will be essential reading for executives in the public and private sectors, and their colleagues in the academic business community.

Vella and McGonagle premise their book on the evidence that modern companies throughout the world are undergoing radical, involuntary transformations, the result of an explosion of raw information suddenly available to them. Not only does this demand new ways to collect, process, and use information, but also a new way to look at and link information sources that until now have been unconnected. After discussing the importance of intelligence today and its greater importance tomorrow, Vella and McGonagle develop the concept of Cyber-Intelligence(TM), then show how it applies to strategy-creation, marketing, crisis management, benchmarking, and other organizational functions. They turn next to data gathering in the context of their Cyber-Intelligence(TM) concept, ending with a thoughtful discussion of where C-I is going next.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Acknowledgment
Introduction
About This Book
Why Is Intelligence Important Today--and More Important Tomorrow?
The Building Blocks of Cyber-Intelligence(TM)
Cyber-Intelligence(TM) in the Modern Corporation
The Building Blocks of Cyber-Intelligence(TM)
Competitive Intelligence
Strategic Intelligence
Market Intelligence
Crisis Management
Benchmarking
Reverse Engineering
Defensive (Counter)Intelligence
The Building Blocks of Cyber-Intelligence(TM)--Charting the Relationships
Using Cyber-Intelligence(TM)
Data Gathering--An Overview of Sources
Data Gathering--An Overview of Techniques
Data Analyses
Using Cyber-Intelligence(TM) Intelligently
Critical Management Issues
The Future of Cyber-Intelligence(TM)
Appendix: U. S. -based Organizations Involved with Some Aspect of Cyber-Intelligence(TM)
Glossary
Selected Bibliography
Selected Internet World Wide Web Sites
Index to Forms, Checklists and Case Studies

Produktdetails

Erscheinungsdatum
18. Juni 1996
Sprache
englisch
Seitenanzahl
238
Autor/Autorin
John J. McGonagle, Carolyn M. Vella
Verlag/Hersteller
Produktart
gebunden
Gewicht
526 g
Größe (L/B/H)
240/161/17 mm
ISBN
9780899309736

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John J. McGonagle

JOHN J. McGONAGLE, JR. , is an attorney, economist, university lecturer, and author or coauthor of seven business books, as well as numerous journal articles. A member of the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals, he is book review editor for the Comparative Intelligence Review and managing partner of The Helicon Group, Blandon, Pennsylvania.

CAROLYN M. VELLA is Founding Partner of The Helicon Group, and one of the pioneers of competitive intelligence. Listed in numerous directories of leaders in business and finance and formerly a member of the National Advisory Panel for the National Center for Citizen Involvement, she is coauthor of three previous books with Mr. McGonagle, including two published by Quorum: Competitive Intelligence in the Computer Age (1987) and Improving Business Planning Using Competitive Intelligence (1988).

Pressestimmen

?The authors, both highly regarded in their field, offer techniques that businesses can use to cope with the information explosion, and more importantly, to exploit the available information and intelligence to add value to a firm and remain competitive.?-Choice

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